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Ont of the reporters tells n story about
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He was sent one Sunday evening Il few
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The discourse was one Of singular power,
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more han charmed and interested. When
TIE service was over he encountered Mr..
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hNvc them. hui this il not the sermon |
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| got 10 thinking Of another subject and
preached upon that. He gave the re-
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seeming 10 care nothing for them, 50 the
writer las Tie notes Of one of Mr.. Beech
cr'H approached sermons. - Brooklyn
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AZ CoHeeyiile, Miss.

Mr.. NEVILLE Page, Of Memphis,
spent Tuesday in this city.
A"shoe- string" club has recently
been organized in our town for pleas
ure purposes.
Miss Estes Bridgcrs, Of Grenada
county, is visiting relatives and
friends in our town.
A ball will be given by the young
people OF Coffeeyille, at Newburgcr's
Hall, next Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. II. Vann and Miss Ida
Hooper spent Wednesday last with
relatives and friends at yann's Mills,
Miss.
Mr.. Harmon Nicely, who has been
holding a situation at Ways Bluff,
on the Illinois Central railroad, re.
turned home "Wednesday night.
Little Celia, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs I. ii. Hamblet, Of this place,
died last week. Many warm friends
sympathize with the afflicted parents.
Misses Mollie Williams, Of Mem
phis, aud Sallie Barnes, oil Charles.
ton, Miss, spent several days visit
ing friends in our city during the
past week.
Messrs. Dudley Halle and George
Gooch, two Of Oaklands most popu
lar young men, came over Tuesday
night TO attend the sociablo at Mr.. j,
ID. Haile's.
Mrs Williams, wife Of Prof. II. II.
Williams, died at her homo near
here Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Williams leaves a husband, Eve liz.
tie children and many warm friends
to deeply mourn her loss.
twenty-five candidates will speak
in Air Mount (this county, Satur,
day. A grand feast, given by tn,
good citizens OF that place, viii pre-,
pare visitors for the ordeal.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hall. a prominent citi.
zen OF our county, was called e
Jackson, Tenn, last seek, 10 attend
the bedside OF HE dyNne sister, Mrs
Oliver, Of that place. The LADY
breathed her last soon after the ar
rival OF her brother.
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cd eolored paper, Love is Our Mot
to-" l listened to the little voices
al they sang with winsome gestures
and waving handkerchiefs this little
song Of welcome:
"We welcome you. dear friends, to 500
Our kipdergarten home;
Our very heart, arc leaping now
With JOY becsuse you've come
sour teachers kind are full Of love,
They teach us to be true,
And parents, friends. they join with us
In song to welcome you.
"Hurrahi Hurrahi Hurrahl
Hurrah, for our little SCHOOL,
Our very hearts are leaplns now
with JOY because you've come"
And | conclu led the Kindergarten
school at Monteagle was the most
interesting thing l had seen that
could be described.
Miss Hattie Shuster, of ST. Louis,
is assisted by Mrs, Emilia Rathmaun.
An interview with these ladies after
class, was very interesting. They
assured mo that some w0derful in
ventions had been worked out by
these little children. We saw them
tracing, in suitable colors, birds, etc;
heard their questions and answers;
recognized that obedieucs was not
from any sense of law, but q prefer
ence, and for the first time
realized the iullncss Of the
instruction. This is educational
week here. Lectures on the topic,
hopeful, earnest discussions have
filled each day. Industrial schools
and training have taken up attention
yesterday and today. Miss Conway's
lecture has been postponed until
Friday evening, as her manuscript
was in trunk that was astray. IL
has been counted upon as one Of the
chief events Of tho week. Tho cook
ing school, under the direction OF
Mrs. Emma p. Ewing, OF Iowa, has
secured q large share OF interest do
servedly. There is marked i'm
proyement in the restaurant accom-
modations. The new Offices and
school buildings add to the facilities
for easy work. Next week o large
accession 10 the number present is
expected, when every tent will be
spread TO shelter, and tho pro.
gramme is prepared TO please.
j. W. TAFT, OF Memphis, who il
spending the summer at Sewanec,
was here today with a large party TO
hear Miss Conway's lecture on "Self
Helpful Womanhood."
There are great many West Ten.
nesseeans here.
A steady rain fell here since writ
ing, laying the dust, filing the els.
terms and restoring to freshness the
gardens and forest.
President Kcppard returned yes
terday.
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the occasion to enjoy an evening on
the lawn amid the magnificent forest

the occasion to enjoy an evening on
the lawn amid the magnificent forest
trees.
On Wednesday evening number
Of invited guests assembled at the
residence Of Mrs. A. @. Towner, No.
200 Adams street, to witness the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Carrie, to Mr.. Frank Stillman, re-
Gently of Panama. The ceremony
was quiet and impressive, and the
happy couple received showers of
congratulations which were blush.
ingly acknowledged. A handsome
supper was prepared and the guests
did full justice TO the good things OF
this happy marriage feast. After
a short visit to relatives in Baltimore
and Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stillmau will sa I for Panama, whore
be is actively engaged. A fine array
of presents attested the friendship
of numerous we'll wishers.
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL.
ALL ABOUT MEMPHIS FOLKS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
Notes From Neighbsrlng Clties-H0t
Weather DiversiOns-Casual
Observations.
Vacation,


Come, sweet Vocation, restful season, come
When for the nopce, We lay aside our care
To list the music oflhe bl the bees hum,
And breathe the fragrance Of the country
air;
With curious mind the hornets nest ex-
plore,
for.
Como, forest shade and breath Of secuted
pines,
Refuge from earish glare Of noontime's
san,
Who're rest /, ours until the day declines.
And starry beacons beam forth one by one,
I'mid tho joysu dream our fancy twines,
No caterpillars scramble down our spines.
lave,
Finding a balm delightful I, each sonse
Plunsins and sporting In thy limpid wave
Is to the weary ant:reoompense;
Tho ringing laugh and then tho piercing
Alasi we ind We are but bait for ieechss.
Come, then. Vacation, precious season come |
Yield thou g. life thy sweet reouI Grafton |;
Bring IN thy train Of joyousness the tum
fall that figures in anticipation;
Come with the treasury with which thou art
No,qui.o.i,;, qIss snakes. skim milk and
-Frs~ TIC Boston Budget
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A, Columbus, uiss.

Misses Nit Williams and Eva Har.
ris left yesterday morning for Mont
eagle for the summer.
r. w. Jones, jr., Of Memphis, who
has been visiting his parents for a
few days, left last night for Mem
phis.
Mrs. j. o. Banks and family, 40.
companied by Misses Carrie and Sal
lie Will Johnston, left yesterday for
Allegheny Springs.
An entertainment was given last
night at the residence OF Mrs. John
M, Erwin in honor Of the return Of
her sister, Miss Fay Haughton. 1t
was a most enjoyable affair.
The residence Of Gid D. Harris
was stormed last night by the young
iolks. They report spending a de-
lightful evening, and II was getting
early when they departed.
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Jul Aouio woio koteing 30 late, IL
was noticed that those who walled
most and loudest, were the principal
offenders On all occasions. e ''-''
Now, when the torrid heat is upon
us, the very sound Of the word nata-
forum is suggestive Of GOODNESS and
comfort, and to take q dip in it's
cooling waters is like having a taste
Of the state blessed. Here at our
doors is lavatory, to which you do
not have to travel hundreds Of miles
to reach, which is deprived of all the
dangers that beset old ocean, and in
which you are presentable without
all the fancy rigging necessary to an
appearance on the beach. Those now
at the seashore are no doubt ipdulg-
ing in wild surf baths with salt and
sand Accomplishments, but the ring
ing shouts Of merry laughter that
proceeded from the building the
other morning as the writer passed
it, attested the fact that the stay. at
home girls were enjoying themselves
eqally as much as their far away sis.
ters. OF course we were not per-
mitted to enter, but it was pleasure
to listen to the sound Of the sudden
plunge, the shrek and the playful
chatter, as hoated out through the
windows.
This is healthful summer exer-
else that appeals to all young girls,
and the rosy checks OF the swimmers
as they emerged showed that it was
having q fine effect on their systems.
Why should not all young girls learn
to swim2 Why do mothers not en-
courage this pleasant sport, since so
much Of other kind is denied them?
Did the absurdity Of the extensive
use Of titles ever strike your Mill
tary titles, SO generally applied,
reached such a stage Of universally
that the tide turned, and everyone SO
addressed, unless entitled to it, actu-
ally rebelled at the misnomer, and it
is pleasant state that plain mis-.
ter" is now most geuteel and most
used. The climax Of absurdity was
reached, however, when the hus-
bands title was prefxed to the
wife's name. This is still continued,
and almost without distinction.
We frequently see such
names as Mrs. DR.. Jones, Mrs. Capt.
Brown, Mrs. Judge Wilson, etc., and
indeed some people have gone so far
as to address the wife OF a clergyman
as the Rev. Mrs. Johnsonl When
we stop to think Of Shis, the ridicu-
lous aspect Of it startles US. A re-
cent cable announces the serious ill
ness Of Mrs. Minister McLane.
Where will this end2
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AZ Home.

AZ Home.
We regret to report that DR.. Las.
XII is still seriously i'll.
The Misses Lehrman, Of Jackson,
Tenn, are the guests Of Miss La
Malta.
Mr.. Lovelace, Of Selma, Ala, is
paying X. b. Pegram a visit while
in the city.
Among the recent arrivals al home
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Rohner, from
Michigan.
Mrs. james Lee, IT,, has just re-
turned from q pleasant visit 10
friends in Nashville.
Hal. Q. Tate, for the past year 10.
Gated at Birmingham, constructing
railroads, is 10 the city,
After three weeks travel in Texas,
Mr.. j. II. Turner is back again,
looking in the best state OF health.
Minor Meriwether, Of ST. Louis, a
former we'll known Mcmphian, was
in the city last week visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Harris, Of 81 Exchange street,
has her friend, Miss Kiersky, OF
yicksburg, Miss, with her for a
short visit.
Miss Mona Smith of Holly Springs,
arrived in tho city last week on a
visit 10 Capt. II. A. Cole and family,
at their residence, 673 Shelby street.
Miss Leila johnson, Of Jackson,
Tenn, will arrive from that place
this week, and accompany Mrs. j.
W. Clapp and daughter on summer
trip.
Capt. Sam Carnes, has been enter.
tanning his brother, Capt. VIM.
Carnes, Of Macon, Ca, a gallant Of.
ficer in the Confederate service dur
ing the late war.
Mrs. Fred Soidel, Of 1876 Union
street, has visitor in the person Of
her niece, Miss Carrie Katzenmier,
Of Vieksburg, who will spend some
time In the city.
Mr.. Robt. u. Prince, n former
resident, has been paying a short
visit 10 his brother-in-law, q. L..
Pullen. Mr.. Prince il a cultivated
and agreeable gentleman.
Cards have been received by par.
ties in this city announcing tho ap.
preaching nuptials OF Mr.. Charles
Wurtsburger, Of this city, and Miss
Carrie Starrback, Of Now York City.
The ceremony is 10 be performed at
the residence Of the brides parents,
| 3l3 East 10th street.
The lawn party given by the ladies
OF the Central Baptist church on
"Wednesday evening at ROLES Grove
was a success in every particular.
The predicted cold wave arrived just
in time 10 render the atmosphere in.
10 state which was enjoyable. About
a hundred people took advantage Of
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MIss CONWAY Ar MONTEAGLg.
Special Honors PAT th. Memphis
fenrber-Kecsp tion aud Lsetsre.

6FNNtaa INV
rcschsr-Kecspt ion aud Lseisre.
IsrEoiiL ooRREsrosDESon on rHs lPrslL. J
MoNTEAGLE, TENN, July d.
Miss Clara Conway, Of the Clara Con-
way Institute Of Memphis, read 4
paper Thursday evening on the sub.
ject OF IAN Evening 10 Venice. "
This event has been looked 10 as one
OF the greatest interest, AZ il il un-
derstood aud appreciated here. Miss
Conway Is a representative woman Of
this country.
A light rain fell in the afternoon,
40 that no dust was in the avenues,
aud the temperature also gained a
lower register in the afternoon.
Mrs. Darlington Mason, Of Mem.
phis, entertained q select company in
honor Of Miss Conway's residence
with her during the week.
The amphithoator was decorated
Artistically by Memphis ladies', a
large representation being here.
Glossy leaves OF the oak tree covered
balustrade aud stand, while the front
Of the stand was a bank Of green.
Scarlet gladiole and ferns completed
the effect.
A choice programme preceded the
lecture, consisting Of
Venetian Cor dola SONGS. and 2....,......
'''''' Msndelifshn
Vocal s'lo'.-',Si.iii; Nj. R.is Beautiful v'rI''
GENEVA DeghI AInieri, Of susan Cooledse.
Miss Ice Ida 0aines.
boires......'..........; De Ven schubert
Mis- Avireit.
Concluding the musical part.
DIR. w. NJ. Baskerville, OF Wander.
bilt University, said: ut was my
great honor, year ago, to present TO
this audience one Of the graudest
women in America, Mrs. Laura y.
Ewing, Of Iowa. BY the grace Of
the Rev. j. III. Warren, again
have the gladness 10 present a rep.
resentative Southern woman Of
whom Memphians are justly proud.
On all the list Of speakers for this
year Of the Assembly there are none
that convey a greater pleasure 10 the
mind than those three women who
are 10 address us, Mrs Ewing, Miss
Conway and Miss Willard" With
additional compliment, dolicatoly eK.
pressed, Miss Conway was presented
TO the vast audience.
Tho subject matter OF the essay
was chosen with taste, present.
cd clearly, and touched with
enthusiasm. Her Voice il
pleasant aud reached every one 10
the audience. At the conclusion
hearty applause was followed by the
presentation OF beautiful flowers. A
large group Of Memphis lsdios-Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Means and Mrs. Mason
among them-escoried Miss Conway
10 her carriage. Her lecture on sell
Helpful Womanbood' is 10 be heard
tonight. AS thought rather than
impression is 10 be given, tho leo
ture Is looked 10 for a rare treat.
Miss Conway visits Tracy City coal
mines today with an exploring party,
and leaves for Memphis Saturday
morning.
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Law school.
University of Louisville.

U0RTY.sRcOND SESSION o. TIL, school
~ begins October I, 1851. The system u
Lscyufss, Moot Courts, and the daily oppor-
tunity u witnessing trials IN court. max.
the instruction Of this school practical ans
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HOllins Institute,

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BELLEyUE HIGH SCHOOL

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our hours we're getting so late, it
was noticed that those who walled
most and loudest, were the principal
offenders On all occasions. = 80 -
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DIDN'T WANT A COMMON MAN
Chicago Herald.

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right kind. The men folks down our
way are too quiet am commonplace,
an thought I'd come out West here,
where there's plenty of murderers, to
find me q husband.
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